Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter Society of Ouroboros

The Society of Ouroboros is the conspiracy behind Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter. 1st Chapter already showed the Liberl coup, Gospels, and a swordsman who called himself Lorence. This remake of Trails in the Sky SC is where the Society stops pretending it was only backing Colonel Richard.

Spoiler warning. This page stays at a high level. It names Enforcers Falcom has already introduced, explains Enforcer Boost, and sketches Weissmann’s goal without walking the Liber Ark beat by beat. Skip the last two sections if you want every original-SC turn to land cold. Party names sit on party members. Fight systems sit on the combat guide. Early encounters sit in the demo walkthrough.

What the Society wants in Liberl

Ouroboros is a secret society with a Grandmaster, Anguis seats, and numbered Enforcers. In Liberl the visible hand is Georg Weissmann the Faceless (Liam O’Brien), the Anguis running the local plan. Official copy frames that plan around Gospels — orbal devices that twist existing technology — and a larger threat called the Shining Ring, or Aureole. Estelle’s search for Joshua and the Society’s work occupy the same roads. They are not the same job.

Campanella, Enforcer No. 0 (Zach Aguilar), is the observer. He has the face of a teenage boy and an unknown age. The Society sent him to watch Weissmann execute the plan, not to hold a region. He arrives and leaves in illusory flame and talks like someone grading a rehearsal.

Treat Campanella as a narrator with a body count, not as the weekly boss. The people who actually contest Estelle’s party are the other Enforcers.

Walter boss fight teaser

Enforcers you should know by name

Phantom Thief Bleublanc (Kirk Thornton) is theatrical, precise, and interested in making the party look foolish in public. He is an infiltration problem as much as a damage problem.

Walter, the Direwolf, Enforcer No. VIII (Keith Silverstein), built a killing style he calls Murderer’s Fist from several martial schools. Falcom ties him to Taito, the same Eastern school Zin Vathek trained in. He does not spare children in the official bio, and he is the Enforcer the remake has already used as a boss teaser. If you are in the Le Locle stretch of the demo, he is the name to respect.

Luciola, the Bewitching Bell, Enforcer No. VI (Natalie Van Sistine), fights with folding fans and illusions. Unlike the others, official text says she has a personal reason for coming to Liberl. Players who know Scherazard’s circus past will hear that as a warning, not as a trivia card.

Leonhardt, also called Loewe (Stephen Fu), is the Bladelord. 1st Chapter already put him in front of you as Lorence. 2nd Chapter is where that sword, Joshua’s past, and Weissmann’s plan sit in the same room. Keep that at the level of “he is not a random jaeger captain.”

Renne (Courtney Lin) is a child Enforcer. Official materials include her in the 2nd Chapter cast. Do not assume she is a mascot. Do not skip ahead to later-arc resolutions this wiki is not here to spoil.

Josette, Kyle, and Don Capua are not Ouroboros. They are sky pirates who already collided with Estelle in 1st Chapter and return as later allies and complications. They belong on the party page, not in this list.

Enforcer Boost

Enforcer Boost is the remake’s answer to “why does this boss feel illegal.” It is an advanced form of Rage Boost that only Ouroboros Enforcers use. A character-specific animation plays, the battlefield changes, and the state lasts longer than a normal Rage Boost. Rage Boost already grants unavoidable attacks, halved delay, and stolen AT Bonuses. Enforcer Boost keeps that toolkit on the field longer, which is why Walter teasers look like a different game than a highway monster fight.

Your answer is delay, impede, Brave Rush timing, and not dumping the whole Brave Gauge on the first health bar. Two Brave Gauge in Quick Battle still buys a partner Brave Rush; spend it to break a pack or to punish a window, not to brute-force an Enforcer who just changed the skybox. Details are on the combat system page. Quartz that let you act first or cut EP waste still matter; see the orbment guide.

Demo contact and later-game caution

The free demo runs prologue through Chapter 1, including Le Locle. You can meet the Society as a rumor, as a jaeger problem, and as an Enforcer. That is enough. Original SC’s later chapters put Gospels on towers, put the Glorious in the sky, and put the Shining Ring on the table as more than a subtitle. Those beats are why this page stops short of a beat-by-beat Gospel Plan recap.

If you are coming from 1st Chapter only, you do not need the original SC wiki open in another tab. Play the remake. Use Getting Started and the demo notes. Rank the people who actually fight beside Estelle on the party tier list. Confirm the September 17, 2026 window on the release-date page.

Treat every Enforcer fight as a test of delay control, not a DPS check. If you leave the demo wanting to know why they came to Liberl, you are reading the story in the right order.